Bilyaletdinov's struggles at Everton

[Flynnthistle]

http://www.open-goal.co.uk/siferrymeetsgarryoconnor/

From about 33.40mins (it only lasts a minute or so) Garry O'Connor talks about his time at Locomotiv Moscow. He talks openly about what appears to be blood doping, albeit he is too stupid to realise what he is actually describing is exactly that.

Bilyaletdinov was a team mate of O'Connor at the time at lokomotiv. He struggled badly here after his arrival from Locomotiv. I find it very interesting.

 

[Daytripper]

Had a cracking shot on him, those goals against Utd, Portsmouth and Wolves were superb

 

[Flynnthistle]

http://www.open-goal.co.uk/siferrymeetsgarryoconnor/

From about 33.40mins (it only lasts a minute or so) Garry O'Connor talks about his time at Locomotiv Moscow. He talks openly about what appears to be blood doping, albeit he is too stupid to realise what he is actually describing is exactly that.

Bilyaletdinov was a team mate of O'Connor at the time at lokomotiv. He struggled badly here after his arrival from Locomotiv. I find it very interesting.

I should add Bily has since denied any involvement. As I say I find it interesting.

 

[toffeejack]

He wouldn't have been so bad if he was doping. There was a special talent there, just not a great brain / commitment.

 

[MikeH72]

That goal at Wolves along with Phil Neville's screamer in the same game made for one of my favourite aways ever.

 

[Carlito]

It was funny when people used to pretend that he'd been a star of Euro 2008.

Some shot on him, though. That one against Portsmouth was one of the best goals I've seen live.

 

[blue61]

If only Moist had played him behind the striker, he would have become a god amongst men.

 

[dead_soft]

If only Moist had played him behind the striker, he would have become a god amongst men.

The flashbacks to those arguments are still with me

 

[GwladysBlue]

Moyes consistently played him out of position when it was blatantly obvious he was not a winger.

 

[everton1953]

After he got back to Moscow he gave an interview in which he described playing in the English PL as like being in a washing machine, constant movement and no time to rest.

 

[blue61]

The flashbacks to those arguments are still with me

When my brother was hosting a charity event for Bristol City at that time, Moist was on his table. Having been well primed, my brother mentioned the rest of his family were Evertonians, and proceeded to ask Moist if he'd considered playing Billy behind the striker. He got the death stare and Moist hardly spoke to him for the rest of the event .

 

[Saint Domingo]

Cost 10 Mill and got slated. If he’d have cost 45 he’d be getting praised by some even if his output was exactly the same. Couple of long range belters. Diniyar Siggurdson.

 

[Timak]

Cost 10 Mill and got slated. If he’d have cost 45 he’d be getting praised by some even if his output was exactly the same. Couple of long range belters. Diniyar Siggurdson.

Note the same debate about them being played out of position.

 

[orly]

Fantastic player. More talent when he was sat on the ground than Bolasie has show in his entire career.

 

[dublinbluenose]

http://www.open-goal.co.uk/siferrymeetsgarryoconnor/

From about 33.40mins (it only lasts a minute or so) Garry O'Connor talks about his time at Locomotiv Moscow. He talks openly about what appears to be blood doping, albeit he is too stupid to realise what he is actually describing is exactly that.

Bilyaletdinov was a team mate of O'Connor at the time at lokomotiv. He struggled badly here after his arrival from Locomotiv. I find it very interesting.

That's brilliant - he is literally too stupid to cop that he was blood doping. Remember when Arsenal spend a fortune of Arshivan after he was juiced up to the eyeballs during the WC